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That B.O. Shirt
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Does anybody else have a specific shirt that somehow manages to give them B.O.?
I have a wonderful red shirt that looks great on me, but for some reason, I get B.O. under my right arm when I wear it. I'm a very clean person and I don't normally get B.O.... I'm very active and even then I don't get it!
Do you think that bacteria has stayed in the fabric?
How can I stop it?
I have a wonderful red shirt that looks great on me, but for some reason, I get B.O. under my right arm when I wear it. I'm a very clean person and I don't normally get B.O.... I'm very active and even then I don't get it!
Do you think that bacteria has stayed in the fabric?
How can I stop it?
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No guarantees it won't ruin your shirt totally though, but if it's really honking like my trainers were then I'd suggest going for it.
Usually with your average plain t-shirt, and usually ones that actually fit properly, are long enough, and look quite good. :grump:.
I still haven't sorted out my stinky t-shirts, I just stopped wearing them
I have had the same issues with all my shirts. I tried vinegar, baking soda, etc. Then one day I was looking through the medicine cabinet and a brilliant idea. I need to kill bacteria that had formed on my shirt while sitting in the dirty close basket, so I grab the one thing that almost everyone has in their cabinet: Rubbing alcohol. I squirted some on both armpits of my shirt that was turned inside out, gave it a little rub and washed like normal, dried like normal and shazaam, clean smelling and no B.O. smell. I now do this to my shirts about every other time I wash them. I also have started used hand sanitizer on my underarms before applying deodorant it has been working. I know this works, SO DO IT. It will not ruin the color of your shirts either. Good Luck.
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